The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, July 04, 2009

GOVERNMENT

POLITICS: Mamata-Lalu battle livens up presentation
WHOSE BUDGET IS IT ANYWAY?. New Delhi, July 3 It was reality television at its best, reminiscent of the Saurav Ganguly-Greg Chappell spat. While the new Minister of Railways, Ms Mamata Banerjee, was presenting the budget, a game of ...

POLICY: Cabinet nod for change in Rubber Act
The Union Cabinet on Thursday approved an amendment to the Rubber Act of 1947, which among other provisions, entails change in the definition of a small grower. The Rubber Amendment Bill would be introduced in the ensuing session of Parliament. ...

E-GOVERNANCE: Survey talks of household ID cards in 6 months
New Delhi, July 3 Barely a week after Mr Nandan Nilekani was appointed to spearhead the Unique Identification Authority of India, the Economic Survey has set out ambitious timelines for the National ID card project, which is based on the ...

E-GOVERNANCE: ‘e-gov projects can kick-start IT spend’
Chennai, July 3 E-governance projects such as the unique identity-card programme would help kick-start IT spending in India and hence expand job opportunities, according to Mr S Mahalingam, CFO and Executive Director, Tata Consultancy ...

POLICY: Cabinet nod for S. Asian University
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